CASCDR shipped a major overhaul. PullThatUpJamie now supports concept based visualization. In other words literal maps of meaning.
TLDR: We released the Jamie Explore experience which lets you search podcasts, navigate concepts visually, create shareable research sessions and analyze search results with AI.
Key New Features#
🔍 Semantic Podcast Search — search 2M+ clips by meaning, not keywords. Ask a question in plain English and find the exact moment it was discussed. 🌌 3D Galaxy Exploration — results render as an interactive constellation. Related ideas cluster together. Zoom from feeds → episodes → individual quotes. 📚 Research Sessions— collect findings into curated sets, view them as their own galaxy, share via rich link previews on Twitter, Slack, iMessage, etc. 🧠 AI Analysis — get executive summaries, key points, and thematic connections across everything you've collected 🧙 Try Jamie Wizard — search podcast RSS feed, pick an episode, Jamie transcribes and indexes it on the spot. Search it immediately. No signup required. 🎧 Audio Clips— create shareable audio clips directly from search results 🎯 Quick Topic Grid — browse curated topics and featured research sessions right from the home screen
Demo: SNL Highlight -🛡️ Bitcoin vs Big Brother#
This is a session I had my OpenClaw agent compile for me encompassing discussions on the Bitcoin vs the Surveillance State. Humans or agents can create shareable links to the interactive conceptual maps:
I was in the middle of building this when OpenClaw came out but I am hoping to make this workflow easy and simple for others to use with their agents. The Machine Payable Web is a long time coming!
Quick Tour#
Semantic Search#
Search based on vague concepts and get dropped right in the middle of long discussions in an instant. Browse via the new galaxy feature or a more classic "list" view
3D Galaxy Exploration#
Explore topics visually in a 3D space - a mathematical representation of literal meaning. Listen to key moments in realtime. Skip through search results in a click.
📚 Research Session & Compilations#
Create a research session by right clicking or clicking on the stack icon on the current item. Analyze with AI or even share it with a friend in a couple clicks!
🧠 Quick AI Analysis (Beta)#
Use AI to summarize and connect the dots on your search session
🎯 Quick Topic Grid#
Browse dozens of curated research sessions. A future dev goal is to open this up to user generated content as the project grows!
Philosophy#
The goal is to leverage AI to enable sense making at scale, encourage curiosity and have a little bit of fun doing it. I want to make AI tools that are actually grounded in truth and actualizing human potential. As AI proliferates there's a temptation to outsource way too much of our thinking and reasoning. I want Jamie to be a refuge for independent thinkers that still gets the benefits of the AI "scanning" feature while still flexing synthesis muscles!
Future Dev#
- Agent Frendliness- The OpenClaw revolution has created a lot of possibilities for us. We designed our stack from Day One to be maximally useful to Agents and accelerate the arrival of the Machine Payable Web. With the craze around OpenClaw that makes our job even easier. We are already working behind the scenes to remove any remaining friction for agents. Developers: hit me up for exclusive access to the agent side of Jamie's knowledge base and visualization tools. Drop me a line: jim[at]cascdr.xyz.
- Multi modal curation - I am also working on adding more forms of media such as audiobooks, videos and maybe even SN posts.
- Branded iframes - working with creators like Neal author of Modern Chains and startups like Branta & Maple to tell stories in a compact way is so cool - we are working on streamlining this feature to bring it to even more people (examples: https://modernchains.com, Branta: https://www.pullthatupjamie.ai/app?sharedSession=fed92c59ad03&embed=true, Maple: https://www.pullthatupjamie.ai/app?sharedSession=7ae7f2326685&embed=true)
- Rendering Multiple Searches - right now it just does one search term at a time. In a future release I plan to have it show clusters of multiple searches and how they interrelate/map. I have a prototype running now but need some more time to fully cook it!
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts to building from here!
Sincerely, Jim
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